IDENTIFIERS
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id:	28673
accession number:	C.17 & A-1998

DATE AUDIT
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created:	Saturday 6 August 2011
updated:	Monday 18 December 2023

DESCRIPTIVE DATA
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object type: Limoges porcelain, thrown, and covered with very pale bluish-green, translucent, celadon glaze.  Cylindrical slightly squashed on one side, with horizontal throwing rings, and two spaced horizontal `seams'. The jar has a short shoulder, with an incurved placement for the lid, which is circular with straight sides, and a very slightly convex top.  The jar is decorated with a large, a medium, and a small applied darn motif, the medium-sized more or less below the large, and the small, lower and further to the left.  The glaze is applied to the interior and to the exterior, except for the base, the placement for the lid, and the lower edge of the lid.  The glaze is irregularly crazed inside and outside (presumably deliberately).
title:	jar

NOTES
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type: history note
value: Purchased by the donors from the Contemporary Applied Arts, 2 Percy Street, London, W1P 9FA


LICENSING
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text license status:	CC0
image license status:	CC-BY-NC-SA

OWNERSHIP
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instutition: The Fitzwilliam Museum
department: Applied Arts
creditline: Gift of  Nicholas and Judith Goodison through the National Art Collections Fund

STABLE URL
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url:	https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/28673





TECHNIQUES
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Limoges porcelain, thrown, and covered with very pale bluish-green, translucent, celadon glaze
throwing

CATEGORIES
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category: porcelain

DATING
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creation date:	1998 - 1998
creation date earliest:	1998
creation date latest:	1998
culture:	20th Century, Late#
culture:	Elizabeth II

CREATORS
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maker: Waal, Edmund de

DIMENSIONS
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dimension: Diameter
units: cm
value: 8

dimension: Height
units: cm
value: 20



EXHIBITIONS HISTORY
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title:	Contemporary Pots
CITATIONS
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National Art Collections Fund Review 1998
Contemporary British Crafts: The Goodison Gift to The Fitzwilliam Museum
Edmund de Waal
Pourquoi la porcelaine
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IMAGES

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surrogate: original
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width: 769 pixels

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